A Bit of Red Shoe Business on Broadway by Peter Terzian
Singing along with Dorothy and crew as a theatrical group hug
Singing along with Dorothy and crew as a theatrical group hug
At 83, Randall reaches into antiquity - to produce a place that dates to 472 BC
If there is justice in our little corner of the world, CBS will ignore the low ratings for last Sunday's Tony Award telecast altogether.
Nathan Lane's character in "Charlie Lawrence" is a TV actor-turned-politician whose hit series is said to have run 11 seasons. Lane should be so lucky.
After awards ceremony, Broadway's best boogie
Several of Sunday night's Tony Award nominees (airing on WCBS/2 at 8 p.m.) have logged TV time before gaining recognition on stage. Here are five.
John Selya puts Twyla Tharp's dances to Billy Joel's music and steps into a nomination
[Thanks to Heather for the link!]
The prose goes overboard in Marsha Norman's latest
Rebecca Luker, that Broadway face familiar from musicals such as "The Music Man" and "Showboat," is currently trying something a little different: Her latest show, "Can't Let Go," is one of …
Merel Juliá appeared in Broadway musicals such as "Pippin" and "Seesaw" before having two sons with her husband, actor Raúl Juliá, who starred in "The Addams Family" and "Kiss of the Spid…
Twenty years later, Danny Glover and Lonny Price reinterpret Athol Fugard's searing apartheid play
The object of Curly's affections is, of course, Laurey (Erica Piccininni). If Piccininni's voice doesn't sail quite as buoyantly into the upper registers as Nall's does, it's still clear and bright, with the glow of warmth that informs her entire performance.
And featuring Melissa Bohon (Justin's sister) as Ado Annie.
A riveting performance illuminates this one-man play
Suzan-Lori Parks takes the stage to read her book